Surgical optical-tracking spatial marker, reusable

Surgical optical-tracking spatial markers are reusable, non-powered components used in computer-assisted surgical systems to guide precision procedures. They function as reference points for tracking instruments, patient anatomy, or other markers during surgery, enabling real-time spatial registration for tasks like stereotactic biopsies or ultrasound-guided interventions.

These devices are typically regulated as part of surgical navigation systems, often requiring compliance with standards for reusable medical devices. They may be sold as standalone components or bundled with tracking cameras and software, depending on the system’s design and intended use.